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Yourr channel is awesome mate! BTW you mentioned CAD scanner in your previous videos, which one are you using? and which one would you recommend?

Watched it, did it, FIXED it!! Thanks mate!

Good tips, im starting with solidworks and want to do complex modeling rendering for comercial products.

I really wish solidworks would implement more "free form modeling" approach or just give you that option. Working with parameters thru really complex geometry is dangerous in SW, it will most likely build out nicely first run, then you hit Cntrl Q and your shit blows up. Working with UG/NX for over 15 years I was able to work without parameters for really fast modeling which also in turn left you with a more "light weight" model in the end (this also has its downfalls as well of course). But, SW is good if your initial approach is really solid. Ive been on SW for last 5 years and I do like it. I like your approach in this video, good tips, thanks!

goood excersice

Great job. Thanks.

You are amazing! thank you!

This is awesome! Thanks for the detailed tutorial!

Thank you so much!!! I went through soo many install and uninstalls!!

thx

Good tut!

Awesome video. Was looking for a way to extrude cut multiple parts in an assembly at the same tiem

Thanks ... preparing for my interview I'm a fresher with no experience n have a interview scheduled Monday.....

Wow, respect. Love your videos

Nice solution!

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That's great! Thank you. Greetings from Brazil

Im trying to reverse engineer an obj file of a kar98k rifle stock which is 3d scanned and sended to me but failing to do so ill use this video as guide thanks

how you calculate 2.5 mm distance between each gear ?

Good day Sir. Is there a way that we can use mesh models into solidworks assembly?

Nice

I need som ehelp as I cannot import as a graphics body, the option is greyed out

You saved my day, ty

Nice. I recently purchased a 3D scanner and plan on using it to build rear and front bumpers. I am still a little lost on how to get started in solid works with the scan. Any help would be much appreciated.

muy buen video mi lord master, se me deje de parar........la pantalla nunca vi a un crack como tu solucionando un problema de solid al cual no veia solucion alguna pinche solid 2021 esta bien bug no? jajajajajaa githme head

Gracias pelón, me salvaste. Un beso :)

You are a saviour.

Please play tournament in speed cad modeling too tall toby

This is top notch 🤌

Nice video, but I have problem with save to stl with new coordinate. When I click save I dont see stl in folder. Maybe you know why?

you just saved my day man. thanks!!!!!!

Overall a very good educational video to reverse engineer a scanned part. But here are my 2 cents to the process shown in the video. The first step should always be to check and fix alignment of the origin aswell as checking the geometry itself if its warped or crooked, ie squareness and parallelism of the main surfaces. In general you should really only use the scanned model as a reference to create an actual parametric model. All the sketches and planes you did should not be actually used for extrusions but used for construction reference. This way you can use them for defining actual real measurements for a fully adjustable part that can be edited like the original part. It takes a little bit more work but its nice to have the fully adjustable features for the whole part. That way you can customize it again and it wont be locked to the scan's dimensions which, in the real world, are always off, have weird decimals and never 100% accurate geometry. (In this example the angles are off and most of the dimensions have weird decimals) FYI if you do it this way the mass of this model is 100% accurate with the provided mass it should be. Thanks for the video!

Большое Спасибо . Быстро и понятно , без лишних слов !

What an awesome instructor you are! I just now stumbled across your channel and subscribed. I have always struggled with reverse engineering STL's. Thank you for making it make sense!

Hello from China! Thank you!

Stl give me.

I couldnt do this. Is it because its a graphic body?. Should i convert to a mesh?

THANK YOU SO MUCH JOSH THIS FIXED IT!

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How are you selecting points? Ive never been able to do that

thanks 😊

Man! This was great! I am beginning with surfaces just now and I am surely gonna keep an eye out for your content. Cheers!

How to select points on the scan

How did you add points on the plane. I couldn't do that

What about downloaded parts like bushings that won't update as you change the pin size? If you design a whole machine like this your parts have an origin that is somewhere well outside the geometry of the part. Cars are modeled top-down and it's generally a pain work with their parts.

There has to be a faster way to do this. I've tried to search but have not found one. Maybe some software can make this instantly, do you think that this is the only way?

Incredibly good tutorial! It's easy to tell you actually use SolidWorks for work. One question: When I saved it as a parasolid, the graphic body doesn't show up. It did however when I saved it as an STL. My process for this STL file: I had to open it as a graphics body because it was too big to convert to surfaces. Then I used Surface From Mesh to get a surface for my base plane. From there I followed your steps. In this case, will the parasolid option not apply? Thanks!

Damn... you rock!

Thanks it worked